8-hour working system, employees get a rest, work efficiency is improved, and weekends are relaxed, which brings passion to boring work and improves the quality of life.

The eight-hour work system first appeared in Britain. The eight-hour work system was first put forward by sociologist robert owen in August of 18 17. He also invented a slogan, "Eight hours of work, eight hours of leisure and eight hours of rest". 1833, with Owen's support, compassionate factory owner John do Holti and others launched an eight-hour working day movement.

1866, the first international Geneva conference put forward the slogan of "eight hours of work, eight hours of self-control, eight hours of rest", requiring countries to enact laws to confirm it.

In the early days of capitalism, the working class began to strike and demonstrate for the eight-hour working system. 1866 At the International Workers' Congress held in Geneva in September, the slogan of "8-hour working system" was put forward for the first time at the initiative of Marx. After the victory of the October Revolution, the Soviet regime promulgated a decree on the eight-hour working day on June 5438+091765438+1October1.